Ballistic protective goggles that provide a panoramic view for firefighting tasks and other very hot conditions. Suitable for both rescue and tactical use.

Protects against flying objects and mechanical hazards, gas, fine dust, coarse dust, chemical d...

Ballistic protective goggles that provide a panoramic view for firefighting tasks and other very hot conditions. Suitable for both rescue and tactical use.

Protects against flying objects and mechanical hazards, gas, fine dust, coarse dust, chemical droplets, molten metal splashes, hot objects and UV rays. Can also be worn over glasses. Designed for long continuous use. Anti-scratch and anti-fog coated.

The frame withstands extreme temperatures and the double lens pressure equalization technology effectively prevents fogging and condensation of the lens. Thanks to the wide, adjustable headband, the goggles also offer comfort and comprehensive protection in conditions where the user is actively moving.

Technical information:

- Double-layer ballistic polycarbonate lens with Equalizer pressure equalization technology that effectively prevents fogging and condensation of the lens

- Lenses: Outer ballistic PC with 2.1 mm anti-scratch and anti-fog coating. Inner 1.1 mm with anti-fog coating.

- Well-fitting bi-material TPR frame

- Headband width 45 mm

- Weight 125 g

certification:

V50 ballistic protection according to NATO-STANAG 2920: 221 m / s (796 km / h)

Lens marking: CE 2C-1.2 1 BT 9

Frame marking: CE EN 166 3 4 5 BT 9

Ballistic protection information: STANAG 4296 is a general standard for military eye protection that provides protection in accordance with STANAG 2920, but also specifies:

- Usability: Comfort, light weight, anti-fog properties and anti-scratch

- The quality of the field of view, the brightness and the viewing angle of at least 160 degrees

- Compatibility with other equipment (helmet, face shield, etc.)

2920 is a NATO-defined ballistic protection test method for testing Bolle Tactical eye protection. Each lens is subjected to a steel cylinder impact equivalent to a 0.22 caliber bullet. The test is performed at a maximum speed of 275 m / s (990 km / h). The standard is followed in all NATO countries.